The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-13
PERSONAL.

Mas G tRFIELD is recreating in Canada with
her family.
NJ CBEvREUI., the veteran French scientist
entered upon his 1921 year on Aug, 81.
THE late Mrs Vincent. during her thirty four
years connection with the Boston Museum, ap-
peared in AL characters.
SARAH BERnHARDr has been on a pilgrimage
to Lourdes, and Parisians are specializing as to
whether she is about to retire TO nunnery.
TIVE Princess of Wales is reported in Door
health, the result of the sad fate of her favorte
sister the Duchess of Cumberland, who recently
became insane
EX-SENATOR MILLER has leased tract of so =
600 acres of Adirondack timber land, in the
north central part of Hamilton county, for fifty
years for game preserve
MRS SIaoURNEY's grave is in Spring Grove
Cemetery, Hartford, Conn. IL is shamefully
neglected. Weeds and wild vines overrun the
lot, and the brown stone monument sorely needs
attention.
Rev DR. JUSTIN D. FULTON. who left the Bap-
tisI church TO devote himself to the task of de-
molishng Roman Catholicism is at Los Angeles,
Cal, where peoples temple, whatever that
may be, is to be built for him.
THE statement that Gilbert and Sullivan are
making the Buffalo Bill Wild Vest the sub
ject of n new comic opera is denied and con-
demned as pure guesswork. No one knows
what these gentlemen are doing.
IT is doubtful IL Bonanza Flood re-enters bust
ness His eyesight since his recent illness is
pratt cally destroyed, andhe feels like spending
the remainder of his days as quietly as possible.
His fortune is estimated at S10,O00,00
Hon HENRY w. HILLIARD,.. ex- Congressman
from Alabama Minister 20 Belgium under Mr.
Tyler and Minister to Brazil under Mr., Hayes
is busily engaged upon his "Reminiscences at
Home and Abroad" II will be published by
Appleton.
SENATOR VEST has devoted considerable time
this season to a study of the liquor traffic and
the best method for its government After
studying the various arguments advanced by
liquor men and Prohibitionists he concludes that
the high license system admirably fills the bill.
J. T. TnowBR1DsE, the author, has grown rich
in an easy and pleasant way. He is one of the
principal stockholders in the company which
owns all the available land for cottages at Ken
nebunkpOrt, Me. The rapid rise in the price of
land at that resort has made the stockholders
wealthy
THE ex- Empress Carlotta, of Mexico. has Of
late shown great fondness for the company Of
children Every morning the two children of
her gardener are brought TO her and she spends
hours with them playing hide and seek,
aud listening to their songs, and feels unhappy
when they leave.
SENATOR SHERMAN. of Ohio, has accepted an
invitation to attend the annual fai- OF the Color
ed Industrial Association, to be held IN Raleigh.
n. c., and commrncing Oct "a. He is expected
to make an address The Raleigh Observe SAYS
lit is already evident that the approaching fair
OF the colored people will surpass that Of last
year. aud IL Senator Sherman comes this year
he will probably see the largest assembly Of
colored people ever in North Carolina"
THE romance OF Robert Louis Steyenson's life
Is thus told by an acquaintance; Mrs Steven.
son was born Ia Indianapolis. She IL the daugh-
ter Of Jacob Vandegrift, an old and prominent
citizen of that city. When Stevenson met her
In Paris she bad Just secured divorce from an
uncongeninl husband. whose name was Osborne.
From Paris Stevenson followed her 20 California
nnl thore the couple were married, after an
ardent wOOing. Mrs. stevenson Is a woman Of
noble character and a great aid 10 this popular
writer ~ its Literary work"